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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1964
Page
2
The Chicago Tribune commentary argues that liberals misread a grassroots revolt within the Republican party led by moderate citizens and the broader public. It rebukes predictions of a party collapse, credits the people with reviving Republicanism, and dismisses elite alarm as fearmongering.
A New York Stock Exchange report shows institutional holdings rising from 12.7 percent in 1949 to 20 percent in 1963, with projections to 24 percent by 1970 and 30 percent by 1980. The trend, impacting 17 million direct holders and about 100 million beneficiaries, suggests greater price stability and stronger economic forces shaping the American financial system.
The Washington Star notes President Johnson allowed top foreign policy officials to engage in partisan politics. Secretary of State Rusk, Defense Secretary McNamara, Ambassador Stevenson, and Arms Control chief Foster spoke at the Democratic Platform Committee. The piece argues officials should represent all Americans, not a single party.
A reader asks about whether to keep Power & Light preferreds or shift to safer high quality stocks and bonds. Roger Spear advises keeping part in preferreds and using the balance to buy Commonwealth Life Insurance, IBM and Standard Oil, aiming for steady income and reduced risk.
Washington cover story describes Adam Yarmolinsky’s expulsion from Johnson’s anti poverty push in a secret House Democratic meeting on Aug 6. It claims reflected pressure from Southern lawmakers to punish Yarmolinsky while citing his Pentagon access and pro poverty work.
Royal Crown Cola Bottling Co. offered astronaut John Glenn a public relations post. Glenn, still in the Marine Corps, was reportedly weighing the offer with no final decision yet. The two Glenns are not related and the executive said Glenn has not joined the firm.
Mary Brickler discusses ESP and telepathy, citing Duke data and a Chicago telegram hint. The piece questions whether a sister’s death forewarning was genuine telepathy or subconscious deduction, urging readers to decide.
UPI dispatch describes Thanh Bo village near Da Nang where 30 of 500 houses survive after a mob attack that destroyed two churches. Vietnamese paratroopers and air raid alarms failed to stop rioters as 3,000 demonstrators burned waterfront homes and residents fled to boats awaiting safety.
Dr Brady explains low blood sugar triggers hunger and excessive eating. A small sugar snack half an hour before meals can curb cravings, while explaining that obesity results from overall excessive intake of carbohydrates fats and proteins.
A dated collage of rhymes and brand-named chaffing verses. The piece parades childhood memory, sentimental lore, and playful jabs at ads from Coca Cola to Pluto Water, mixing light whimsy with cultural nods.
The Soviet government announced the appointment of Yevgeny F. Loginov as minister of civil aviation. Loginov previously headed Aeroflot the state airline.
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